External Graphic Card For Mac Mini



There is some yes and no here. At least in the case of

  1. External Graphics Card For Mac Mini 2012
  2. Mac Mini With Egpu

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2011 Minis, some of the new Thunderbolt->PCI-X card

boxes can nearly fully support any PCI-X video card,

if running Windows7 via Bootcamp. In OSX however,

a Thunderbolt aware driver for the video card is required.

So, this would also be true for the 2012 as it is an OSX

limitation and not hardware.


There are Thunderbolt->Express Card adapters (Sonnet

is main source). They seem to be limitied as to which

Express Cards are usable. Again, it seems to be a

driver issue.


Add external graphics card to mac mini

So as yet, external GPUs seem to be accessible only via

External Graphic Card For Mac Mini

these pricey Thunderbolt->PCI-X boxes with Windows

External Graphics Card For Mac Mini 2012

(using Bootcamp install) and not OSX.

Mac Mini With Egpu

Nov 9, 2012 11:23 AM